The county is asking the public to choose from four animal finalists.
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In the city of Rafah, war-weary Palestinians shopped at an open-air market to find whatever they could.
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This StoryCorps initiative pairs people with disparate beliefs for a cordial discussion.
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A Richmond private investigator faces criminal charges in connection with alleged bomb threat.
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It means "my home" or "our home." Burundi is one of mine.
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Tian Tian, Mei Xiang and Xiao Qi Ji will depart D.C. for China earlier than originally expected.
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One transportation advocate said keeping free bus rides will help ensure transit stays efficient and equitable.
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Jimmie Lee Jarvis’ lawyer says the post was satire. Henrico County alleges it was a bomb threat.
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Backers say the law will help keep children safe online, but critics have concerns about users’ privacy.
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Jerry Williams and Mark Reed have seen much change since they met in 1990.
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WatchIn Charlottesville, for every 10 families who need affordable housing they're only four homes available.
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The National Weather Service says extreme wind chill, rain and snow are likely.
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WatchDuring the 20th century, black Americans lost 90 percent of their land across the U.S. because of factors including lack of access to legal and banking systems and racial discrimination. Duron Chavis is Chairman of the Board of the Central Virginia Agrarian Commons - a non-profit that focuses on putting land back into the hands of black farmers. He is also a community leader, an urban farmer, and an educator. Callie Walker is a Methodist minister in rural Amelia county. She believes that reparations and restitution can take many forms. She also serves on the board of the Central Virginia Agrarian Commons and works closely with Chavis.
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Chesterfield County is gathering stories from residents for a recently launched oral history project.
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The 40,000-mile circumnavigation of the Pacific Ocean will take three years.